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Trash Funk
01:13
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Reaganomix
01:28
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Song For Lucy
03:54
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4 3 2 1
00:39
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Mr. Silverbird
03:24
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Mourning
02:11
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Satyagraha
02:28
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A Dog Day
02:28
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Red Carpet
02:43
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Assholes
03:40
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Beefeater
02:03
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Fred's Song
02:34
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I Miss You
01:32
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Out Of The Woods
02:14
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Wars In Space
01:40
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Just Things
03:28
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Bedlam Rainforest
03:35
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Move Me Strong
03:30
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One Soul Down
02:43
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Ain't Got No Time
00:08
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Sinking Me
02:36
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Dover Beach
02:07
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Insurrection Chant
03:34
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40 Sonnets On Plants
01:48
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With You Always
02:03
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Freditude
02:14
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Live The Life
04:22
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Blind Leads Blind
02:36
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Beefeater played its first show in the summer of 1984 at Washington D.C.'s Food for Thought. The band mixed punk with funk and jazz, and Tomas Squip's lyrics dealt explicitly with politics and spirituality. The combination of Beefeater's pointed approach with Rites of Spring's intensity became the inspiration for much of the music that would come out of the Washington punk scene for years to come. ... more
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